BBC takes down online complaints form as viewers fume over Prince Philip coverage
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dailystar.co.ukBBC has taken down an online complaints form after viewers complained about the excessive coverage dedicated to Prince Philip following his death.The under-fire broadcaster cleared its schedule and instead aired news specials discussing The Duke of Edinburgh’s royal life.But some BBC viewers were not impressed as shows including The One Show were cancelled, while popular programme Masterchef was postponed.Prince Philip died on April 9, aged 99, at Windsor Castle.
And following unprecedented criticism from some viewers for their extended coverage of the breaking news, the broadcaster set up a complaints form on its website.But within the space of weekend the Beeb have pulled the plug on the online having been inundated with complaints.The.
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